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My favorite gaming e-retailer, GOG, is giving away their sixth, and final, free game giveaway in the next few days: Daymare 1998.
I’ve been a big fan of GOG, or previously known as Good Old Games, as they were the only company that sold their games DRM-Free, which means you can take your game anywhere, without restrictions. Unfortunately, big Triple A game companies, like Sony and Xbox will not allow their games to run without DRM… so, as a result, GOG was never a big hit with mainstream gamers.
Sure the free games like Worms Revolution Gold Edition and Broken Sword: Director's Cut, aren’t going to impress anyone… but they’re part of PC history and I’m happy to have them in my library.
PS, I have tried to run GOG on the Steam Deck using the Heroic launcher… but I can’t seem to get a game to run correctly on Steam OS (which is based on Linux). I wish GOG would make an effort to make an official launcher or something… I would love to run my GOG games on the Steam Deck.
Yours,
Sure the free games like Worms Revolution Gold Edition and Broken Sword: Director's Cut, aren’t going to impress anyone… but they’re part of PC history and I’m happy to have them in my library.
PS, I have tried to run GOG on the Steam Deck using the Heroic launcher… but I can’t seem to get a game to run correctly on Steam OS (which is based on Linux). I wish GOG would make an effort to make an official launcher or something… I would love to run my GOG games on the Steam Deck.
Yours,
- Weekend Gamer
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